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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-05

Special Dispatch 90 The Examine.
PAitsIINr. April l.-Ouly shout
one-thrd OF the democratic vote was
cast. and il is estimated that Mart II
will receive In the county one third
of the entire strength Oh the party
The republicans had no candidate and
did not 20 to the polls. which
fact was caused the small ATTENDANCE
OF the democratic votcrs. At the an.
nual meeting OF the IutornAtiouA,
and Great Northern railroad, held
here AT y. m. TO day. the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
wear jay Gould, Russell Nsgn, >. H.
II. Clark, \. /. lIorkins, Ira II
Evans. Ja- A. Baker q. y. Rice, ".
Il Maxwell. II &. Fleming.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-05
tsr one northcr toO many
Mhn. rnln rhlnl,. nl .icr.rll.

4'm INC 'lDt.
81 know. although they call me
queen OF song, it is not because am
the greatest singer, but Decausc there
sire many gifts in the same person in
me. am not beautiful, but pass
Tor pretty thats one; | au tolerably
graceful. tha's two; AIN u good
dresser, that's three have n way
with me that Is piquaht, that's four
! like my public, ana limits five. for
my uubiic like me because like
them and never trio OF pleasing
them; have good voice, that's six (:
know how to sing very well m,
way that's seven: | always know
my music, THAT gives comfort to the
audience. ana may couvt as eight; I
act fairly well the roles sing. that,
nine. What moro could one want in
= singer
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-05

From '.. TgIsrklna Times,
The grand jury that indicted TmE
WACO EXAMINER for giving wagon
~ premium to its subscribers. was
composed of men whom it would be
the ba,est OF llattory to call wooden
heads The simple idea of such a
thing is ridiculous, aud man who
would bo guilty of such work hasn't
got soul as big as u mustard iced.
The Times didn't suppose there were
twelve such tools in Texas. much less
ia McLcnnan county.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-05

from 'h Fort worth Mail,
The Prince OF Wales was once
oNvcd 10y the united prayers OF Eng
land when all hope OF his recovery
from severe illness were given up,
even by all the most eminent physi.
clans OF Europe. la several portions
o! VrXa-, Lotabiy san Antonio pray.
ers for rain were offered up aud the
rains decended 'lnis is enough to
put the peop.o of Texas to thinking.
There is not one argument to be of
Tered against aday OF prayer and
many in favor of II.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-05

from the persual of the open letters
passing between eX Governor Gibbs
aud Rev. Calvin Rcasoner.
We regret to hear that the drouth
area is gradually Droadening so that
at last it has begun to trench Oh
Bcxar county 1t !. u pity, bat it
cannot he helped There is now at
this writing every indication OF rain
God send that it comes in unmeas
urcd torrents. thick aud fast.
THE Fort Worth Galcttee warns
both parties to the present prohibit
ton contest to be calm We do not
know if it Is another case OF crying
peace, when there is no. peace. or not
1t looks decidedly that way nov. In.
deed it does.
THERE are about one hundred and
fifty persons in the Dcyine precinct.
in Bexar county actually suffering for
the necessities Of llfc--pOor farmers
on account oil the drouth,
As rnE papers begin to grasp the
significance OF the Interstate com
merce blJ, in Texas, they groan. The
IcXarkAuA Times is emphatic aboutit.
lr seems to be getting warm ur
about Dallas. GlDDs aud lcAsoucr
III conjunction J., calculated to heat up
matters little
1uEFort Worth Mail wants day
of prayer for rain. 1t VIII do no
harm. and may do good deal Of
good
Tiny have encountered water ia
the Galveston artcsiau well. Quanu-
ty aud quality will appear in u day
or 80.
THERE J., -lIll mcAplored TERRITORY
tor the plow share OF reform abou,
the asylums at Austin.
The Austin County Times again
seeks our exchange table. We well
come it warmly
The New, is qmte sensitive when.
over il, monopo.i-tlc tendencies src
alluded to.
The prohibitiopists are dry lot,
yet none of them desire to SEQ this a
dry year.
me last northcr Is an imposition.
IitE weather promises rail-.
.ItfSp oIip unrfh.r t,, ,uury
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-05
Waco. Tex, Npril /. $50

Having purchased the city circuIa-
ton OF TuE EXANuSER, respectfully
solicit u continuance of the patronage
heretofore extended the papcrand will
guarantee prompt and early delivery.
A favor VIII be conferred by report
ing to me on the streets or at The
ENAMlNEE ollico any irregularities
in delivery II f. GRAYSoN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-05
SANGER BROTHERS
Spring Opening
DAYS
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 5 AND 6.

On these two days the Cattlemen' S Conven-
ton will be held III our city. and many stran-
gers will be among us. We extend to all a
hearty welcome to our beautiful city. and
tender all a special invitation to call on us,
and we will be pleased to show them through
our large establishment and explain to them
the workings Of our thirty-seven different de-
partments. which is very interesting to those
not in the business We do not ask you to
come and purchase goods: we just want to
interest Waco visitors and help make their
stay pleasant one For these two days our
store will be open until 9 p. m.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-05
InrNcm.nhIr slnnihin

From. Ny ssh Antonio Times
Just what warrant the Mail find,
for its endorsement Of the " aco
grand jury which indicted THE Ex-
AMtNtR and Day for Offering wagon
premium To subscribers it would be
hard To say. The act WAS simply a
piece OF ineXcusable stupidity or noa.
sense or worse.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-05

Few OF our own citizens know that
Waco IL now making and putting mp
lully -cvorty-livc thousand brick, ,
every work day. Yet, 1t Is true, and
II represents and Indicate rush of
business in building aud improve
mcnt, such "a this city has never be-
fore witnessed IN all her history. II
is At last ..dawiuG up on our people
that Waco Is u city, and that they
win be compelled to Govern them
selves accordingly. II one will stand
ON the corner OF Mary street ON 4th
and look north, che direction of tins
brick currcut viii appear. The town
i, rapidly building aud there is - tar
higher glado IN style prevailing
some really pretty modern business
houses Grc going mp, aud they are up
on scale compimcuWry 20 the bus
mess outlook of the nity. Waco is
also largely manufacturing brich for
outside places, her facilities being
first rate In every respect
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-05

TuE REV. CAININ REAsoNER Ger
tainly did jump upa hornets nest
when he reached tor Barney's scalp
lock. Barney says he gets his religion
from the bible, and hi politics from
the democratic fathers
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-05
WACO. rENAo April :, 1857


We have th'- day sold the city cir
ouAtion Of TuE DArLN ENAMtaEK TO
MIR II, +. Grayson, who will from
now on have absolute control of
same. MIR. Grayson is authorized to
collect subscription accounts now
due Us, and his receipt for same will
be recognized at this Office. All
parties in arrears viii 10 us n favor
hy.scttling with him promptly to
avoid confusion Respectfully.
II AMMAN. A. Hr,,.t...
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-05

Z Or Rent Furniture and stoves.
Waco Curiosity Shop
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-05

TINE report of the asylum commit
tee made lR-t week, while it wa, un-
satisfactory. aud to some extent con-
Trajectory. ut the same time 1t was
quite coherent enough to reveal in
ruthcra startling WAY the existence
ota terribly laN discipline just where
there ought TO be more of it than any
whore clsc. II the report i,oniy half
way true, what shocking people
sometimes getinto the public service
We trust that Governor Ross will see
to it, and turn bottom facts up pitt
ousIy in this case, to tho end that the
poor unfortunatcs OF the state find a
protection winch Is sometimes denied
sane women about Austin.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-05

ADH SALf-lc. c.cau fr.cz.rs and r,.r.so-.
"''r' "'c'' HI.os 10 shop
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-05

AHtc,.ui Watson ha, removed To th, stnte
'lttHl BANK Whvr, nc Nui continue uu lpun
ilol"i on Iahd, ur line. e. Auit the borrowers
ANA buy ~ lrud on vendor lien notes. Paper,
no r.4 .urcd o. Dee snut away f'r approval
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-05

Nj uSEY q, LOAN on real estate .ocurit,
VI - Nsud'i lien notes. Patterson. scld
dor & go.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-05

once b,s, 300 aud a62 Austin street
telephone 10
ADVERTISING BATES.
Advertising rates made kuowu ou'appilca-
Nuu.
Entered ~ lo.tonocat " AGO, rcN., "A. sec
uud class mail matter
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-05

a.-s r.. - - - --- - - 49,
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-05

TIE Post is very anxious that
the press combine against the present
libel law. Now may we ask. what
can they accomplish combined lsit
intended to resist the law. II it
comes to that We beg TO assure the
Post that with all its acknowledged
strength the press is not able to re.
slsit the law.
TUE Graham Ledger tips Ms the
following condensed compliment
THE WACO DAIIN EXAMINES mas
donned new dress and enlarged to
An eight page, and Is now one OF the
best daillos in Texas.
IN seems that thereis to be some
war between the parties to the pres.
cut fight winch wii--not be all milk
aud water, and we get our opinion
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-05
NONE TO LOAN

II ANrt .-i, icnd money o.. rcni estate AT
p'r cent ny Johl h. Mayfcld
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-05

\ NRlNEu Those toilet sets, ANA they ara
~ benuurs aud don't youf.rPct IL.
waco Curiosity shop.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-04-05

" \NlEb To leni money ON nll articles OF
W value. JOHN j.. MANFu.LD.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-11

whe I'D tnsn mi1le6 - theIs lsls|
leactsnrs wns fnEaes s. ssmnAIs aHel
eel g mnfaas.
1ha rrnds.n e ~ nonsrizaleis
bo9sssr, apulB1d shsn zlaie Thssah
lksy "a ~ fhraw ~ fafzi hpms. =
sas nos . fIl8cait nns1ss % pssgs teais
oanDllslf1 b ~ shsowfnE. Tag uers
chsrrs1 via besna asassasr1 - 80
nnfdsr eftke rInfn rulisozasn, sd sseis
ssnnssllon Vim ne cKins SO dzmsn-
slrsaed - . s1ain - ssisanss uties
hzs SssssGed 81 lbs eSEa ihza hass
hean mads % brs4k r. 4 sas shess
% ths sssisfssaioa 81 ne 5sr5 nnd e -
mantInd lhat ne musasIDas boub -
manufaesnssd b. COS e. ihsi< unntzsz-
Il uxs shoun lhsi - thsssse had feb
iswsa lnurissfty tts instFussions aiven
b. shs nocassd men for Ne ssnzntzAi1n
Of euoh assEllnh crimes Il was sheun
sbaf every ons a. tie aeeuasd bad FEs-
pared fos snsh an sssnt On ~ Day that
Is sosk plaas. Il was shswn ihat episa,
esbwEb and eaheEs 81 rs ssvsn hna
bosnhs 10 tAsir poassssinn ssmilar y
tkat wifh whioh ne exims uaa ssmmit-
tad. u abcft. q was sh0wn that thsss
nan had noi only advinsd shs eommIs-
siou of saah q erims aa thaf whfeb
mads ths naEns u ths HaymaEkss
fansus. but thai thsy bad actually pre-
gard for ths eommiasisn Of the crime
% Ghs dag that Il wns committed.
soms we're more Deeply i1piisated IL
ne rlot than othsFs. but q q evident 10
any lmpasiial tnind nat az Of he eon-
dsmnsd men we're sufaoisstiy tmpli-
eaisd 70 Justify he verdict which vas
rendered against thsE.
Tbs mosi guilty Of the seven sho
usss ssnisnesd 10 death was LinRR, uho
alsd yesterday b. bis eva hand. u
rs be Who msde tbs fatal bonb, and
IL & eEfdsni that. although be ala nos
actually throw Il. The instrument Of
death had not been long out Of bis
hands when 10 wanl Kissing into tie
ranks Of lha police. The isast kuiliy
was Eisidsn, whose ssntsnoe has been
commutsd b. the governor 70 impEison-
meni for life. Between thsss tvo IL
sremes thsrs were ell shades Of gnilt.
The least eullty Is net 30 snnosent thaa
has puuishmsna oan be deemed uDiust.
The eouF Who will die today viii SAT
feF a The hands Of the Law which they
have outraged and ds6sd. They be-
come victims Of the power againss
whieh they have wagsd 3 wiling battle.
Tsss believed thsmselvss TO be supeFios
10 the las and they openly oouFtsd q
test Of strength. Thsg thouRht 70 over.
lhro4 Auericsn Institutions and u IL
thsy Who have fallen.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-11

rh..s ere shssaas o. 90 nnasshlst ~
,seos q Chssaeo. - Il dssbtiHl
wbstbss sash 90 usrisinR VII sahs
osase. for uhsn sash iEoobass ass ca
sestsa shsg asldom cesar. II thsss
sboula b e. asssmps e interfere uish
shs sxssuaEoa Of Ne ssnienss pro.
osanssa npon epIss. FISCHER, knEsl
"a Parsons, bovsvss. q oas b mel
"a oniy ems uay. Il mass b net stern
i. assssminsdly. Il musi b pai d0vn
a ang esd.
when ths southern states we're tbfeai-
enlrr % sscsas from ne anion ana ne
psllonai possf sas dsnsd, there we're
thoss whe Questioned BE DoweE Of ne
aoyernmsna % defend iisslf. II spsts
81 shoas uho Questioned, howsvef. ths
asssrnmsnt ala dsfsnd ITSELF. nnd d.
tended lssslf - effectively that ~ pou'
q has nsvss since been Questioned
Ina auastlcn 10 b decided today Y
whsther az s0s American inaiilnsioH'
have withln thsm The pewsF 70 defend
thssnaslssa II Spies and bis com
pantons are hArgsd today, the notiof
thai law, osdsr and sooisiy MAJ b ~
SAILED with inpanisy viii forever BE-
diapallsd. II foE any reason thesa men
are rot hung. the victory viii Be wiih
iawlsssnsas aud disorder and shs nfs'
steps uilI bare been taksa toward chaos
II there d 70 BE- = struaais to-day BE-
tween sts lev and the lswieas, beswesr
esasr and shs disordsriy. iet u come
Thsss can Be 90 doubt Of The Anal -
sala II Ne lssus muat Be met, 4 should
Be net sssrnly. In such . case 70 hsai
tals woald Be folly. 70 falier would b
crime. II there Is 10 Be 40 appeal 4
force, the oaso Of Isw and order shoais
- arausG lFom The mouths Of tsI
thouaand Fines.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-11

The aommulation ct ths ssntsnees Of
Rlslasn and Hehwnb 70 impEisonmens
for life win be approved By ell Who
iook a Ahs case Of ths anarchists 10 an
unpssiadIosd and dispaaalonase man.
nas. that ths gall Of these $40 vas
less Ia degree than thai Of theis COM
pAniona aannos BE- eainnaid. Though
ahsy have hasn gEisyoualy In The wrong
shsra should be mons who wonld be-
sxudea them ihs poor life which d al.
loved them.
OF Fselden this much mag Be said
He waa Z woxkingman. he vas no idleF.
He uoshad and worked hard for 8 liv-
ins. sud vas tind and loving TO ths
wife and children for whom be labored
de uas not, HE Splss, Parsons ca
aehEab. an idiss who set himsslf up a
shs representative Of The men Who laboI
With their hands asd made bis living a
: pEefszsloHal aeiiAtoF. lie was simply
80 honsst though unedueaied and an
Sophisticated nan via heard ihs fAlss
ssasoning Of Parsons. eehwab and thesl
sellau phrspheia Of anarchy and fell /
vislim 10 their sophistEy, He had ths
aifi Of speaking and speaking well
ed, drinking eonituuAliy 81 he fcun
taln eg aaarshy, be soon gave ailssAnos
10 woEds which would scarcely be en-
peeasd from one Who had led an exem
paAxy NE. Thai be ever axpssssd hi
mnfdsFous advlee 10 Be acted upon, o.
chat be iulls realized al that be va
saying, ia extremely eoahtful. He h
esrsainly he least guilty Of The convict
"a seven.
Ia Hahwah'a favor little can b. said
&c zee az ldlsF, q bFagRari aud . dem
egosas. He was one Of the asst 10 be-
ala preaching anarchy IN the DATED
States. and nobody hAs preached Il
mare in6untFiously or 10 more hldsouI
:saRuaes Than be, He doubtless ovsI
eks eomnasaiion % his sentences 70 TIE
faol thai be vas not present 81 The
mssslna n which the fatal bomb thFoW-
Inc toak vlaos. Thia nay have been
shroaah accident 81 Il may have hsen
thsoaah oewaFdies. bot q has Eaysd him
fsau the aailawa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-11

rodsy four 81 tie teen who usFs
sonxsesed % ecmpliOity In The murders
eonmiitsd % HaymaEksi square 10
Chieaee On The evtnine % Nay 4. 1850,
wili pay shs psnalty q their crime %
sAs ealleuA Thar have been accorded
= fair trial. ThslF eaas has bssn passed
area By the hiehest tEibanAia IN ths
mna. Tke ssidsnes aeAlnsa them has
hesn slftsd ans diseassed a. evidences
aas navaR hefors sittsd and discussed.
TIER have hean defended BY aba Law.
ysFa wee bare been eatiFsly devoted 70
shals inlareaia Tue ROvuEnor Of Illi.
nels haa besn eaaisesd BY peiitionsgs
fos sAeEH pAraoa o. Tor tie eomm1aa-
aiAn e their ssntsnes. Afsss ell The
,saorss b thsss behalf, hewsreE. they
ere 10 hAne. ard ne sober isdgneat Of
sha AnsFlean psepls d that tae panisA-
msna b b isaisssd up0u Ibem d =
Fiehssoea one.
OF he foaE mea Who uill thas ssaef,
eniY one & 80 AHsrfsan b. birth. Ia
assa, e he sssiss eizAl VITO we're
bsoaehs 70 tyiA Ter tie HayDasksi
mafdsrs. eng Fsrso1s vas sora on
AnssEicAn ed. The esAsFa are fog-
ssssssa Via ahsssa tas kosgitsilty Of
ths Ansrisas peopls. cOnlas 70 oar
sAorsa, Ties dssliasd % bseoms psess.
FL menhsFn sf she eo@puniiy. On
Sc eontEsEy. her ee@uanasd an -.
ssass apaa shs iassilaliaua wAioA tasy
esala not q Weald acl undsrstand.
uhisA ald nea cease eHtii 4 Fssehsa tia
iaeasGi ens 10 The msrass u os2sess 81
asa s1w. Ihs henh vkisa deaiFeysa 20
nany lives % tai fxial niEht was res
aAsawe b. zee q ne iaA1lng eonspsra
susa 1hsy wers sassssl % iook COS for
aRsis ga afsay, ana . miserable aaps
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-11

lTTNITKD sTATEs or AMERICA
~ Territory Of Washington, Third ia
dicial Districl-as.
N the District Court, holding terms q
Seattle.
No. 2os-The United States Of Amerlca
W. One hundred and ten tins. containing
flely.AVe pounds Of pFepsred opium.
Where's. WIN. III. white, Uoifed States
/ Attorney for Washington Tertiary, has
| hle5 an Information n the above entitled
District Court alleging IN substance Is
% TIE sth day Il August. 4. D. ISL. II
| the Collection District Of Puget Sound,
1 10. Wit. on bard the steamboat Geo. n
i Starr At the wharf 81 Port Townsend, In
| Jensrson county. Washington TerrltorY,
| Quincy A. Brooks. Collector Of CustoEns
i tor said district, did eciEe aad now has In
| distFict al Pert Townsend Aforesaid. as
being forfeited to the United stafsa for
violation Of eoction S062 OF the Revised
Statutes Of the Unissd States, certain
goods. wares and merchandise. to-wit I:
one hundred and ten tins. containing a.
nss pes5e e rs ~ eshsso q, oRaam ~ d ssr
OF Augrss. A. d. 1887. said goods. wares
and uirruhandfae hezeinbsfore enuuefaf-
Cd and described. being of foreign growth
and manufacture and suhieet to the pay.
ment Of duties upon being imported and
brought into lhe Unifsd states. were by
some pefson Or persons unknown clan
desfinely, uniawfuliy, kfaadulently and
knowingly brought inso the Unised States
from sorne foreign Port or p1ace. to-wit )
from the Province o. British Columbia,
In the Dominion 81 Canada, with the In
tent then and there On the part Of such
,mPorssr &C., 2, lAgs9s, ct e aeffeoa ne
TIE duties thcreon not havinx bsan
paid or accounted for Or secured 10
81 paid 70 the United SsAteR and rot
since having been paid Or accounted
for or secured 70 Be paid to the Unfte1
states, the said goOda wares and useE.
vnlgs 81 Avo hundred and ATTY doilars,@
and praying for . monitor and othar
uraper proceas 70 the ena that aaid Roods.
etc- may ~ decrced % b and remain
forfeited aocorciERiy.
And WHEREAS. On reading aHd f1ing he
FAid infoEmation. the CoaFt made the fsI-
lowing order thereon. to-Wit:
Ths Cnlted SSAtes Of America "a One
h1ndrea SD tan tlns contasnlng ffEy-nre
pounds Of prepared opium
Let this okuse Be 80 down for hearinx
Il open court o. fTzday. the 18th 6aY a
Ncyember. A. d. 1871, a. 10 o'cleck !. d.
a. that dAy. e which time al Barsoas
having Or claiming Aay interest II aid
xoo6s, wares ard meEchAndiss must A.
paAr and rake thetr aliegaeioRs 81 tat
behsH o. their cefAult vii b entered. |
And 10 notice 6e given n tke us1al farm
b paelication thereof n the uAxLsT PnaTL
IvTxl1leENcER Dated November q.
IzT.
New. theEeenre; al parscns k2vinR O.
Gaining any interest IN zaid Ecods Wares
and marchandisa are notiAcd 70 Be and |
appear In oyer ceurt a fhs finse speuifed /
II aa1d order ard mako their a1saak5nnz
- thea hehaf Or thar d1fzala viii BE- 60
tersa and the rFRFer 81 sid i1fpFmatlcn |
EnHnted.
-, Wlfaess shA Hcn. Richsfd A.
-, Jonas, JudgH 81 said DiSkx4e1
Co1xt and TIE eGai q sid oenr4 |
- naaxnd thls ~ 80 q N0semhaE.
s :; i w.KLzDaERwoon GA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-11

Tnx uaTvxnsrzx-oAszs o. AsauEz-
eEzEnAL EEUs.


fRsgsiar Corr. Poss-EstslItgsnosr.l
mn UNIVERSITY.
he manner IN uhseh she managers
81 TIE Paest Sound u1ivsrsisy are co
iuR ahead and gushing thar WORK has
called forth TIE appFoy ] Of mes, Of tbe
eiiissns % the lower Puget Sound.
A COMMITTEES has been appointed 10
secaFs buildings 10 this eity foF tempo
FaFy use. and 70 employ professors and
teachers and pat tns school N opera
ton 81 onoe.
The secession Of the cheers Of ths
facuiiy gives The utmost satisfaction 10
al Interested Ia seeing the enterprise Q
sueeeaz tbs majority Of trustees are
mea Of prominenos. wealth and force Of
character, Who, when their minds are
made up, viii not under any clrcum-
stances allow theiF projects 10 fail. u
IA believed that IN one years tlaae the
university Of Puget sound, located In
sha city Of Port Townsend, will be an
inatitulion that all Paget Saunders will
look upon With pride.
cAGEs or ASSAULT.
Palsy Kane, dsck hand on the Dis
patch. charged with assaults and battery
90 tie Chinese steward, was On trial
yesterday. The iury disagreed.
A Biwash camped on the spit below
sosn became enraeed at his better ball
yesterday and beat her over the head
With slab. He Is nov 10 duranoe vie.
wH1nF AND WAVE.
tbs bark AFcsafus, eleven days from
san Francisco, ran ashore below POini
Hudson ct al saEly hour this morning,
ana vas towsd later. When the barb
proceeded TO Hadi0ok 10 load lumber
for Port Hadloek.
The steamer Idaho, from Portland,
arrived last night With go tons Of gen
erai freight, and received at this port
Isl tons mora Of merchandise, mining
machinery, and $40 stamps, destined
principally for the TfsadWeils' mines
and other Alaska ports.
The harkentine 8. q. Wilder wal
lowed 10 Port Ludlow today By The tuf
Blaksiy, TO load Lumber for San Fran.
cisco.
Tue baFkentine Qdlokstep, which haI
been dischaFeing merchandise At Bart
leti'a wharf, has been towed to Seattle
By the iUg Pioneer.
Port Townsend, Nov. 10, 1857.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-11
nIsausTINa SKIS DISEASES,

What spectacle IL more disgusting
than that OF 9 man or woman with q
skin disease which shows itself Ia PIN
pies and bl0tohes on hands, arms, face
and neeki Il Is simply impure blood
See what BnANDRKTH's PILLa did for a
chronic case;
For four years I vas In the Mounted
Infantry Il the q. 8. Army, residing
during thai time principally In Texas.
AlEsost all Of that tine had chFopir
akin disease, characterized By an erap.
lion over the entire snrfaea Of my leRs
and thighs, arms and chest. This doc.
tors termed II eczema. had Riven or
ell hope Of ever being cured, when
BakNpRETH's PTLLs we're recommended
20 me. l eoncindsd 10 try them, and
did 50. and have thanked God daily
since thea that did %. ! think ! used
them alt0eetheE about three months
and by that time was completely cured
and have neyeF had any tFoabls since,
Ny skin is a. clear as an7 ones.
GEcRaR CHAPMAS.
Plneennlne, Mich, December {, 1885